Kruger - November 2010 - the Super-Seven Part-1
by Alfred
(Strand, Western Cape)
Male Lion
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I'd not been to Kruger in years and then in 2010 was lucky enough to visit in April and November.
November was beautiful with the bush being lush and green and yet we saw the most animals we had ever seen!
We saw elephants every day of our 5 day visit. I was a bit dissapointed with our buffalo sightings in that they were mostly individual animals until our last day while on our way leaving the park we came across 2 enormous buffalo herds numbering in the hundreds!
Our second day saw 4 lions resting in the shade right next to the H1-5 between Olifants and Letaba.
Close to Mopani, we saw our first ever leopard in Kruger. What an experience!
We also a black mamba crossing the road.
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